Route 924 (Rebecca Robicheau) will be approximately 35 mins late For DRHS due to Mechanical Issues

Route 924 (Rebecca Robicheau) will be approximately 20 mins late For DES due to Mechanical Issues

Barrington High School Major disruption on road due to downed wire, buses unable to continue on Shag Harbour Road. Students not picked up on that road should find alternative means to get to school.  Buses 353 304 357 301

Carleton/YMCHS Route 222 (Krista Carter) is running approximately 20 minutes due to mechanical issues.

Tomorrow, May 5 is the National Day of Awareness for Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, & Two-Spirit People (MMIWG2S). Also known as Red Dress Day, wearing red honours missing & murdered Indigenous women, girls & two-spirit people & encourages us take action for change.

May 1 is Principal Appreciation Day, and we couldn't be more grateful for the leadership, dedication, and passion our TCRCE administrators bring to our schools every day. Thank you for your unwavering commitment to the success and well-being of our students, staff, and community.

It's time to shine the spotlight on the incredible TCRCE administrative professionals! From organizing chaos to ensuring smooth operations, our administrative staff keep our schools running seamlessly. Thank you for all that you do.

A reminder there is no school for high school students tomorrow, April 18 due to parent teacher meetings and PD. Elementary & Maple Grove students do have school.

On this National Volunteer Week, we'd like to express our appreciation to the amazing parents, guardians, and community members who selflessly dedicate their time to our schools. Your invaluable contributions positively influence student well-being and achievement. Thank you!

Congrats to our second group of TCRCE's Education Week recipients. This is a special opportunity for the education community to acknowledge educators, school support staff and partners for their outstanding work relative to the Education Week theme, “Connections to Community.'

Congrats to our first group of TCRCE's Education Week recipients. This is a special opportunity for the education community to acknowledge educators, school support staff and partners for their outstanding work relative to the Education Week theme, “Connections to Community.'

A reminder, tomorrow, Friday. April 12/24 is a CLT day and students will be dismissed two hours early.

Route 637 (Luke Goodwin/Steph Devine) is running 20 minutes late for elementary this morning

Route 711 (Kyle Surette) is running approximately 15 minutes late this morning

We are pleased to introduce you to our February recipients for Teacher of the Month!
Each month, TCRCE staff are invited to nominate an NSTU member who fits the monthly theme. The February theme was Cultural Responsiveness & Equity.

Deadline to apply is April 13. Grade 12 students can apply to win 1 of 4 scholarships for excellence in visual arts, performing arts, film and video, and music, in the Minister’s Awards for Creative Excellence in the Arts. novascotia.ca/creativeaward/

Due to inclement weather and anticipated road conditions, all TCRCE schools will be closed today, Thursday, April 4/24. All regional worksites will have a delayed opening of 10 am.

*Update: new date and time: Wednesday, April 10th 2024, 4:30-5:30 p.m.* Together with St. Francis Xavier University, TCRCE is exploring a 3-year off-campus Bachelor of Education. Please email [email protected] for a link to the online meeting. tcrce.ca/stfx

Have an innovative idea for your school? There’s still time to apply for a School Advisory Council Innovation Fund Grant and receive up to $10,000 to test your idea. Successful ideas could be expanded to other schools too!
Don’t miss out! Apply by April 18 ednet.ns.ca/SAC

The TCRCE Regional Science Fair was held on March 28. Congrats to the three students who will be traveling to Ottawa in May, to attend the Canada Wide Science Fair (Yui - SHRS, Jessica - LRHS and Sawyer - BMHS) and thanks to all who participated!